Sometimes there’s literally no space for the baby – just a small space. How to handle it to make your child feel comfortable and how to get most of the space? Here are some tips that may be helpful if you are expecting a little miracle and don’t know what to do.
Colors And Prints
Choose a light color palette to make the nursery feel larger and brighter. Keep in mind that continuous color diminishes visual breaks, making a small space seem much larger. Paint the ceiling in light shades or even lighter than the walls. You may also go for a monochromatic color palette, it is also rather bright and adds interest.
Certain patterns add to the space, for example, vertical stripes add height, while horizontal ones add width, besides, they will add interest to the room. But don’t allow patterns and prints to overwhelm your space: use smaller patterned pieces and don’t place them too close to each other. Choose a clean, repetitive pattern that features no more than one or two colors, and be sure to break up patterned elements with large blocks of solid, neutral color.
A white nursery is filled with a navy velvet chair, a printed rug and a brown wooden dresser.
Go for light colors and shades and add a print like here - just a rug and nothing else.
Create visual interest with an artwork and textural textiles for a peaceful yet catchy look.
A striped rug doesn't dominate the space, and all the rest is off-white, which is perfect.
A polka dot wall is the only print here and it adds interest to the space.
The space made more eye-catchy with bold artworks, a printed rug and some muted colored touches.
A peaceful and neutral space in light colors spruced up with textures and materials.
Some touches of bold colors can be added with colorful toys and other kids' items.
A mountain statement wall, a faux moose head add interest to a neutral and peaceful space.
A statement wall bring a desired tropical feel and a striped rug adds interest to the neutral space.
Light
Make the space feel airy with natural bright: maximize the window size and let the light in. if you are going for drapes or curtains, buy sheer ones. Consider having several layers of light if possible to change it when needed or turn everything on for a spacious feel. Mirrors and glass will create reflecting surfaces to fill the room with light even more.
The larger the window is, the better and the drapes should let light inside, too.
A large window with sheer drapes feels comfortable and welcoming.
A pendant lamp and some lights over the bed compensate the small window.
A window takes a whole wall and there's a pendant lamp to make the nursery lighter.
A large window, sheer drapes and a crystal chandelier for a welcoming and airy feel.
A large window and some simple paper lamps are all the you need for a comfy nursery.
Furniture
Don’t clutter the room with furnishings – choose the most necessary items and place them. Go for foldable, flexible and multi-purpose furniture to save some space and make it more functional. Try large furniture pieces but fewer ones: this way you’ll avoid cluttering with tiny pieces. Choose lighter shades and clean lines and keep in mind that your child will grow and there should be still some space left. Use your walls, too: hang shelves, baskets, hooks and other items to save some floor space. Consider storing toys or out-grown clothing in rolling storage bins that can be hidden away under a crib or bed, and keep an eye out for other clever space-saving ideas, such as ottomans with hidden storage.
Actively use various wall shelving units to save some floor space.
Think over having a foldable changing table, it will save you much space and you'll easily remove it.
Don't clutter the space and keep only the most necessary furniture.
A mint-colored dresser can double as a changing table, which is a smart idea.
Prefer lighter shades for the furniture to avoid a bulky look and make the space airy.
Some baskets for storage in the corner will help you save much space and declutter it at the same time.
Don't be afraid of large furniture, it may be a nice option for comfort.
Buy furniture that may change and grow with your kid and had several functions.
Such a pretty elephant can be a toy, an ottoman and a storage space inside it.